nobody split the quark, it is a fundamental particle
No, it can't.
An anti-strange quark is an antiquark corresponding to the strange quark.
An anti-up quark is an antiquark which corresponds to the up quark.
An anti-beauty quark is an obsolete term for the anti-bottom quark.
The final quark, the Top Quark, was discovered in 1995 at FermiLab.
An antibottom quark is another name for the bottom antiquark, the antiparticle of the bottom quark.
A neutron can be split up into 2 down quarks and an up quark.
When you split a atom, you will get quarks, when you split a quark, the theory is that you will get little strings of energy (take a look at the string theory)
All matter to our understanding is made of very small things called atoms. These are neutral in charge with a nucleus containing protons and neutrons and outside there is electrons. These particles can further be split into things such as quarks. There includes many types of these and are strange quark, up quark, down quark, charm quark, bottom quark, and top quark. These all have values associated with them such as spin and charge.
An anti-strange quark is an antiquark corresponding to the strange quark.
An anti-up quark is an antiquark which corresponds to the up quark.
An anti-beauty quark is an obsolete term for the anti-bottom quark.
"Parton" was a term coined in 1969 by Richard Feynman, a US quantum physicist and Nobel Prize winner, to describe the "parts" which split from atomic particles duing nuclear collisions. These parts were "bigger" than the original fundamental particles which were split. Such nucleon scattering became part of the "quark" theory, where "partons" are defined by the terms "quark" and "gluon".
Quark.
The final quark, the Top Quark, was discovered in 1995 at FermiLab.
A Quark, is the smallest.
quark quark
An antibottom quark is another name for the bottom antiquark, the antiparticle of the bottom quark.